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F. Fehrer P. M. Dinh M. Bär P.-G. Reinhard E. Suraud 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2007,45(3):447-458
We investigate the dynamical evolution of a Na8 cluster embedded in Ar matrices of various sizes from N=30 to 1048.
The system is excited by an intense short laser pulse leading to high
ionization stages.We analyze the subsequent highly non-linear motion of cluster and Ar environment in terms of trajectories,
shapes, and energy flow.
The most prominent effects are: temporary stabilization of high charge states for several ps, sudden stopping of the Coulomb
explosion of the embedded Na8
clusters associated with an extremely fast energy transfer to the Ar
matrix, fast distribution of energy throughout the Ar layers by a sound wave.
Other ionic-atomic transfer and relaxation processes proceed at slower
scale of few ps. The electron cloud is almost thermally decoupled
from ions and thermalizes far beyond the ps scale. 相似文献
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F. Lépine B. Climen F. Pagliarulo B. Baguenard M. A. Lebeault C. Bordas M. Hedén 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2003,24(1-3):393-396
We present the first experimental results of the
time-dependent photoelectron spectrum observed in thermionic
emission of hot C60 excited by
multiphoton absorption. Time resolved velocity-map imaging is
used to record photoelectron spectra. As opposed to the
evolution of the total photoelectron current that follows a
power law as a function of the delay after excitation, it is
shown that the photoelectron spectrum bears precise information
on the degree of excitation of the ensemble of clusters. The
effective temperature deduced from the experimental spectrum is
found to be directly related to the average internal energy in
the initial step of the decay, while after typically 1 s the
photoelectron spectrum is almost independent on the initial
excitation process. The subsequent evolution of the spectrum as
a function of the time-delay after excitation is found to be
very slow. 相似文献
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C. Lupulescu . Vajda A. Lindinger A. Merli L. Wöste 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2003,24(1-3):173-176
In this paper we present two-color pump and probe
spectroscopy on Na2F, the smallest of the
non-stoichiometric sodium-fluoride clusters
(NanFn-1), in
molecular beams by employing femtosecond laser pulses. The
molecules were pumped into the first excited state by one
photonic transition and consecutively ionized from there by the
second photon. We resolved the wavepacket oscillatory motion
involving periodical structural rearrangements in the first
excited state of Na2F with a period of
185 fs. The time-resolved
experiments show that sodium fluoride clusters provide
interesting features which can be manipulated in optimal control
experiments. 相似文献
4.
N. Hori A. Furuya M. Tsuruta F. Misaizu K. Ohno 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2007,43(1-3):41-44
Photoinduced dissociation in the ultraviolet region has been investigated for Ag nF n-1
+ cluster ions. Photodissociation spectrum of
Ag2F+
in the energy of 3.8–5.6 eV exhibits several sharp bands corresponding to the transition to electronically excited states.
In this dissociation, only the Ag2
+ ion was observed as a fragment ion. Theoretical calculation indicates that the parent Ag2F+ ion has a linear Ag-F-Ag equilibrium geometries in the ground and excited states. Since conformational changes by excitation
of bending vibration are necessary for the fragmentation of an F atom, this indicates that production of Ag2
+ from Ag2F+ is a result of internal conversion and following conformational changes. 相似文献
5.
P. Farmanara H.-H. Ritze V. Stert W. Radloff I.V. Hertel 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2002,19(2):193-209
Neutral ammonia clusters (NH3)m are photo-excited to the electronic state by a deep UV femtosecond laser pump pulse. Within a few hundred femtoseconds a significant fraction of the clusters
rearrange to form an H-transfer state (NH3)m-2NH4(3s)NH2 with the subunit NH4 in its 3s electronic ground state. This state is then electronically excited by a time-delayed infrared control pulse of variable wavelength.
Finally, a third (probe) pulse in the UV ionizes the clusters for detection. The lifetime of the excited (NH3)m-2NH4(3p)NH2 states is found to vary between 2.7 and 0.13 ps depending on cluster size and excitation energy. It increases drastically
upon deuteration. The corresponding cluster size-dependent photoelectron spectra allow us to disentangle the underlying energetics
of the excitation and ionization process and reveal additional processes, such as nonresonant ionization or dissociative ionization.
The experimental findings suggest that the excited H-transfer ammonia complexes with m > 2 are deactivated by an internal conversion process back to the electronically lowest H-transfer state followed by fast
dissociation.
Received 22 September 2001 and Received in final form 31 January 2002 相似文献
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K. Nagaya H. Murakami H. Iwayama Y. Ohmasa M. Yao 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2007,43(1-3):69-72
The spectra of deep inner-core excited mixed rare-gas clusters were recorded by using electron ion coincidence (EICO) and
multi-hit momentum imaging (MHMI) techniques.
The EICO spectra for Ar99Kr1 clusters reveal that singly charged ions are emitted from the inner-core excited clusters in addition to the multiple charged
ions.
The dependence of the EICO spectra on photon energy and cluster size suggests that the holes created through vacancy cascade
on the krypton atoms are transferred to the surrounding atoms, and that the singly charged ions are the primary product of
the krypton photoabsorption.
Charge localization is suggested for the inner-core excited mixed rare-gas clusters from the analysis of the EICO peak width.
The MHMI measurements give us direct evidence for the strong charge migration from X-ray absorbing atoms to surrounding atoms.
The photon energy dependence of the PSD image for fragment ions suggests that the momentum of the fragment ions depends on
the number of charges generated by the vacancy cascade. 相似文献
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G. Durand F. Spiegelmann 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2001,13(2):237-243
The stability against fragmentation and possible relaxation of the lowest excited states of the Na5F4 cluster (representative of cubic non stoechiometric clusters with an excess sodium atom, also called sodium-tail) is investigated
by means of one-electron pseudopotential calculations with particular reference to photoabsorption processes from the ground
state. Whereas the equilibrium configuration of the ground state has C3v symmetry, the doubly degenerate 12E excited state is affected by a conical intersection and a Jahn-Teller effect associated with the rotation of the sodium
tail around the C3-axis. This yields a “Mexican hat" topology for the lowest sheet with three equivalent Cs minima. Alternatively the 22A1 state has a minimum retaining the C3v symmetry. The dissociation paths of the cluster along the C3-axis into respectively Na4F4 + Na and Na4F3 + NaF are also investigated. Among the former paths, the excited states are found adiabatically stable with respect to the
products. However in the A1 symmetry, fragmentation into NaF exhibits an interesting avoided crossing between configurations correlated respectively
with Na4F3
+ + NaF- and Na4F3 + NaF. Such interaction, similar to the well-known charge exchange processes in elementary molecules might induce non adiabatic
predissociation of the 22A1 state. This mechanism is invoked to explain the differences between R2PI and depletion spectra, correlated with the dissociation
or relaxation of the excited states.
Received 24 March 2000 and Received in final form 11 July 2000 相似文献
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9.
K.?Koyasu M.?Niemietz W.?Westh?user G.?Gantef?r 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2009,53(1):59-62
The decay path of an Ag8(O2)- cluster photoexcited by a 3.1 eV photon is elucidated using time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy. Photoabsorption results
in the formation of an excited state giving rise to a peak in the photoelectron spectra with well-resolved vibrational finestructure.
With a lifetime of about 100 fs this bound state decays into an anti-bonding state which dissociates into O2 and Ag8- on a timescale of 10 ps. In the photoelectron spectra, this corresponds to a broad maximum shifting gradually towards higher
binding energy while the O2 and Ag8- separate. Finally, the spectrum of bare Ag8- appears. This process is unique to small clusters, because on metal surfaces excited state lifetimes are too short to allow
for direct dissociation. 相似文献
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M.A. Gaveau M. Briant P.R. Fournier J.M. Mestdagh J.P. Visticot F. Calvo S. Baudrand F. Spiegelman 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2002,21(2):153-161
Spectroscopic experiments have been performed, providing emission and excitation spectra of calcium atoms trapped on argon
clusters of average size 2 000. The two experimental spectra fall in the vicinity of the calcium resonance line 1P 1 → 1S0 at 422.9 nm. The excitation spectrum consists in two bands located on each side of the resonance line of the free calcium.
In addition, Monte Carlo calculations, coupled to Diatomics-In-Molecule potentials are employed to simulate the absorption
spectrum of a single calcium atom in the environment of a large argon cluster of average size 300. The theoretical absorption
spectrum confirms the existence of two bands, and shows that these bands are characteristic of a calcium atom located at the
surface of the argon cluster and correspond to the excited 4p orbital of calcium either perpendicular or parallel to the cluster surface. The precise comparison between the shape of the
absorption spectrum and that of the fluorescence excitation spectrum shows different intensity ratios. This could suggest
the existence of a non adiabatic energy transfer that quenches partly the fluorescence of trapped calcium. Another explanation,
although less likely, could be a substantial dependence of the calcium oscillator strength according to the alignment of the
calcium excited orbital with respect to the cluster surface. The emission spectrum always shows a band in the red of the resonance
line which is assigned to the emission of calcium remaining trapped on the cluster. When exciting the blue band of the excitation
spectrum, the emission spectrum shows a second, weak, component that is assigned to calcium atoms ejected from the argon clusters,
indicating a competition between ejection and solvation.
Received 7 May 2002 Published online 1st October 2002
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M. Hedén M. Kjellberg A. V. Bulgakov K. Hansen E. E.B. Campbell 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2007,43(1-3):255-259
Molecular fusion is induced in clusters of fullerene molecules on excitation with fs laser pulses. The dependence of the mass
distributions of the fused products on the initial cluster distribution are studied and results for (C60)N and (C70)N clusters are compared. The fused products decay by emitting C2 molecules and the fragmentation spectrum is used to determine the initial excitation energy of the fused species. The threshold
excitation energy needed to induce fusion is consistent with the energetic thresholds for molecular fusion of fullerenes determined
previously in single collision experiments. 相似文献
12.
R. Thissen P. Lablanquie R.I. Hall M. Ukai K. Ito 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》1998,4(3):335-342
Photoionization of rare gas clusters in the innervalence shell region has been investigated using threshold photoelectron
and photoion spectrometers and synchrotron radiation. Two classes of states are found to play an important role: (A) valence
states, correlated to dissociation limits involving an ion with a hole in its innervalence ns shell, (B) Rydberg states correlated to dissociation limits involving an ion with a hole in its outervalence np shell plus an excited neutral atom. In dimers, class A states are “bright”, that is, accessible by photoionization, and serve
as an entrance step to form the class B “dark” states; this character fades as the size of the cluster increases. In the dimer,
the “Mulliken” valence state is found to present a shallow potential well housing a few vibrational levels; it is predissociated by the
class B Rydberg states. During the predissociation a remarkable energy transfer process is observed from the excited ion that
loses its innershell electron to its neutral partner.
Received: 10 February 1998 / Revised: 17 July 1998 / Accepted: 31 July 1998 相似文献
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E. Leber S. Barsotti I.I. Fabrikant J.M. Weber M.-W. Ruf H. Hotop 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2000,12(1):125-131
Using a high resolution ( meV) laser photoelectron attachment method, we have studied the formation of (CO 2)
q
− ions (q = 4−22) in collisions of low energy electrons (1−180 meV) with (CO2)
N
() clusters. The previously reported “zero energy resonance”, observed at much larger electron bandwidths, actually consists
of several narrow vibrational Feshbach resonances of the type [(CO 2)
N
−1CO which involve a vibrationally-excited molecular constituent ( denotes vibrational mode) and a diffuse electron weakly bound to the cluster by long range forces. The resonances occur at
energies below those of the vibrational excitation energies of the neutral clusters [(CO 2)
N
−1CO ]; the redshift rises with increasing cluster ion size q by about 12 meV per unit; these findings are recovered by a simple model calculation for the size dependent binding energies.
The size distribution in the cluster anion mass spectrum, resulting from attachment of very slow electrons, mainly reflects
the amount of overlap of solvation-shifted vibrational resonances with zero energy; the cluster anion size q is identical with or close to that of the attaching neutral cluster.
Received 11 January 2000 and Received in final form 10 April 2000 相似文献
14.
J.M. Weber I.I. Fabrikant E. Leber M.-W. Ruf H. Hotop 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2000,11(2):247-256
Using laser photoelectron attachment to methyl iodide clusters in a differentially-pumped seeded supersonic helium beam and
mass spectrometric ion detection, we have measured the rate coefficients for formation of (q = 0-2) ions over the electron energy range 0-100 meV with an effective energy width of about 2.5 meV. Whereas a prominent
vibrational Feshbach resonance just below the onset for the C-I stretch vibration ( ) is observed for dissociative attachment to monomers (yielding I- ions), only weak and broad structure, shifted to lower energies, is detected for formation of ions and essentially no structure is left in the attachment spectrum for . These observations are interpreted by model R-matrix calculations which successfully describe the DA cross-section for the monomer and qualitatively recover the trend
observed for cluster ion formation. For the clusters, the effects of increased electron-target long-range interaction and
of solvation as well as coupling to soft vibrational modes lead to strong broadening and shifting of the vibrational Feshbach
resonance and, ultimately, to its disappearance.
Received 29 November 1999 and Received in final form 14 January 2000 相似文献
15.
E.E.B. Campbell K. Hoffmann I.V. Hertel 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2001,16(1):345-348
The timescale for the coupling of electronic and vibrational excitation in isolated fullerenes is determined by recording
positive ion time-of-flight mass spectra on excitation with ultrashort laser pulses at 790 nm of the same fluence but different
pulse durations. The coupling leads to the onset of a delayed ionisation “tail” on the parent fullerene ion peak. This occurs
for a pulse duration of 500-1000 fs, depending on laser fluence.
Received 20 October 2000 相似文献
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R. von Pietrowski K. von Haeften T. Laarmann T. Möller L. Museur A. V. Kanaev 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2006,38(2):323-336
The electronic and geometric structure of rare gas clusters doped with
rare-gas atoms Rg = Xe, Kr or Ar is investigated with fluorescence excitation
spectroscopy in the VUV spectral range. Several absorption bands are
observed in the region of the first electronic excitations of the impurity
atoms, which are related to the lowest spin-orbit split atomic 3P1
and 1P1 states. Due to influence of surrounding atoms of the
cluster, the atomic lines are shifted to the blue and broadened
(“electronical cage effect”). From the known interaction potentials and
the measured spectral shifts the coordination of the impurity atom in
ArN, KrN, NeN and HeN could be studied in great detail.
In the interior of KrN and ArN the Xe atoms are located in
substitutional sites with 12 nearest neighbours and internuclear distances
comparable to that of the host matrix. In NeN and HeN the cluster
atoms (18 and 22, respectively) arrange themselves around the Xe impurity
with a bondlength comparable to that of the heteronuclear dimer. The results
confirm that He clusters are liquid while Ne clusters are solid for N≥
300. Smaller Ne clusters exhibit a liquid like behaviour. When doping is
strong, small Rgm-clusters (Rg = Xe, Kr, Ar, m≤10 2) are formed
in the interior sites of the host cluster made of Ne or He. Specific
electronically excited states, assigned to interface excitons are observed.
Their absorption bands appear and shift towards lower energy when the
cluster size m increases, according to the Frenkel exciton model. The
characteristic bulk excitons appear in the spectra, only when the cluster
radius exceeds the penetration depth of the interface exciton, which can be
considerably larger than that in free Rgm clusters. This effect is
sensitive to electron affinities of the guest and the host cluster. 相似文献
17.
M. Vogel K. Hansen A. Herlert L. Schweikhard 《Applied physics. B, Lasers and optics》2001,73(4):411-416
The pathway competition between neutral monomer and neutral dimer evaporation from optically excited odd-size gold cluster
ions Au+
n, n=7–15, has been investigated as a function of cluster size and excitation energy. Gold cluster ions of these sizes are
the only ones to show observable pathway competition while all other sizes exclusively evaporate either neutral monomers or
neutral dimers. The investigation has been performed by photoexcitation of stored size-selected gold cluster ions with a single
10-ns laser pulse. Subsequent time-resolved observation of the delayed dissociation allows us to quantitatively determine
the relative fragment yields of the respective decay channels as a function of excitation energy. Contrary to theoretical
expectations, the dimer-to-monomer branching ratio of evaporated particles is found to decrease monotonously with increasing
excitation energy for all cluster sizes under investigation. Possible explanations for this behaviour are discussed.
Received: 9 July 2001 / Revised version: 24 September 2001 / Published online: 15 October 2001 相似文献
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J.M. Weber E. Leber M.-W. Ruf H. Hotop 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》1999,7(4):587-594
Using a high resolution laser photoelectron attachment method, we have studied the formation of (H
2
O)
q
- (q = 2, 6, 7, 11, 15) cluster ions in collisions of slow free electrons (E = 1-80 meV) and Rydberg electrons (n = 12-300) with water clusters. Resonances at zero energy have been observed, the shapes of which are strongly dependent on
cluster size. The results are discussed in terms of the formation of metastable negative ions.
Received 8 March 1999 相似文献
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T. Rander M. Lundwall A. Lindblad G. Öhrwall M. Tchaplyguine S. Svensson O. Björneholm 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2007,42(2):253-257
Resonant Auger spectra of O2 clusters excited at the O1s edge are reported. After excitation to the repulsive 1s-13σ* state, the resulting resonant Auger spectrum displays features that remain constant in kinetic energy as the photon energy
is detuned. The shift between known atomic fragment features and these features is consistent with that observed for atoms
and clusters in singly charged states in direct photoemission. These findings are strong evidence for the existence of molecular
ultrafast dissociation processes within the clusters or on their surface. 相似文献
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F.O. Talbot J.P. Simons 《The European Physical Journal D - Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics》2002,20(3):389-398
Mass-resolved resonant two photon ionisation (R2PI) and infrared ion dip spectra have been recorded for 4-phenylimidazole
(4PI) and its singly and multiply hydrated clusters 4PI(H2O)n = 0 - 4, under supersonic expansion conditions. In the case of 4PI(H2O)0,1, it has also been possible to record infrared spectra in both the ground (S0) and excited (S1) states. Combining the experimental data with the results of ab initio calculations has led to the structural assignment of each cluster. In each case, the water molecules bind primarily to the
NH site of the imidazole ring. Clusters with n≥ 2 incorporate linear water chains, in which the proton donating terminus bridges either to the π-electron system (n = 2) or to the >N: atom site (n = 3, 4) on the imidazole ring. Despite the creation of a “water wire”, connecting the donor and acceptor sites of imidazole,
there is no evidence of proton transfer in either the ground or excited state.
Received 20 December 2001 Published online 13 September 2002 相似文献